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Are you deploying and need help with your pets? Are you a Veteran and need surgery or have healthcare needs you are putting off because you have pets?

In this episode, Tyler talks with Betsy M. Kilkenny, Executive Director for PACT stands for People + Animals = Companions Together, about their mission to provide programs that benefit companion animals and their owners.

PACT is a network of passionate people who know the power of the human-animal bond and work hard to protect it. PACT is a constantly growing community of animal lovers that support each other and recognize the connection between a person and their pet goes beyond life’s temporary, unpredictable crises. They are constantly expanding this network as more people become aware of our work and join them in protecting the human-animal bond by fostering companion animals or providing other support to people and pets in need. PACT works towards a world where no beloved companion animals are unwillingly surrendered to shelters because of a temporary military or medical crisis.

Visit their home page at https://pactforanimals.org/ to learn more about their services
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Please share PACT information as they do not advertise and need your help to spread the word.

PACT is searching for points of contact within the Housing or the Family Readiness programs on military bases to help service members with their pet care needs when services members are being deployed or hospitalized. 

If you are a Veteran and need to have your own surgery and long term recovery, let PACT. help you with your pet's care while you take care of your own personal healthcare necessities. 

If you have a point of contact near you that helps Veterans please share PACT's information. 

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The fostering world is a landmine area. Children are in need, but they can resent their new home. Trauma is real, but can become strangely normal to children. Carers can wholeheartedly want to nurture, but they can get burnt out by the daily demands. And then there is the need to work in a system that is designed to safeguard children in care, but is always restricted by financial, time and professional restraints. Foster care is it seems, all about extremes.

Nadine tackles this world of foster care with such enthusiasm it is contagious. She is one of those people that turns your head. She has a wonderful balance of big heart, clear head and loads of common sense. She brings these gifts to her family; her foster children and her biological family. Recently acknowledged with the '2022 Darling Downs Child Protection Award' I am delighted that Nadine took this time to share her experiences and life wisdom on this podcast.

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We are back with Season 3 Episode 2

This episode we pick up where the last episode “Let’s Talk About it” leaves off but we also continuing the discussion from “Parenting through Covid Part 2”.
I talk about caring for my 2 year old who tested positive as well as other things. Though this Episode was recorded 5 months ago immediately after the last episode, The topic is still relevant.
So Take a listen because this episode is Long but good.

Special Guest Jhericca J.

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Welcome to FASD Family Life the podcast for families by families where we get real about raising children and youth with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder. I’m your host, Robbie Seale, FASD Educator, advocate and mom of four children with FASD.  I know the struggle is real, but so is success. I hope that sharing my experiences can help you feel that you are not alone and that there is hope for you and your child with FASD. 

With more than 20 years lived experience I know it can be a struggle to find resources and research to support you, your family, and your child with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder. That's why I have embarked on a new initiative to interview the movers and shakers in the FASD Research and Resources community. Every Monday I will drop a Research & Resource episode to give you information on a variety of FASD Networks, resources, training events, and conferences. I will also bring you information on fascinating FASD studies for your participation and interest.

This episode of FASD Family Life Research & Resources edition I am priviledged to speak with Nate Sheets of Cognitive Supports/Oregon Behaviour Consultation. Nate specializes in Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders, Autism, and Foster Care. In addition to his consulation practice Nate has a series of training videos on Youtube which I highly recommend for anyone interested in learning about FASD. Here is a link to the Christmas video,  Hark, the Holidays Approacheth! (Preparing for and Avoiding Behaviors During Holidays) - YouTube
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In this episode I am continuing the  segment called the Car/truck chronicles.

This episode takes a dive into the past 6 weeks and the new placement I had during that time.

This series is for when I’m on the go and have my most raw thoughts as I’m driving and thinking. Now I don’t have to apologize for the extra but I can say that this episode is clear and good.

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In this shirt Episode I discuss my thoughts on connection with your foster kiddo. As well as my experience dealing with situations in which I couldn’t connect or my kid couldn’t connect with me.

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In this episode I give further insight to the “After Convo” episode from the last episode.

Bare with me for the Audio was not as good due to where I was.

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Episode 5 of the 5 part series entitled
"What are your thoughts”

This weeks episode I talk with no one other than my mother, who gives Her take on this journey I am on as well as give a little background as well.

Take a listen as we Wrap up the final episode of the series.

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